NocPix ACE S60R RM Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF

The ACE RM S60R is aimed at users who want the highest image quality in the ACE range together with NocPix's dedicated rail-mount system.

Its 1280×1024 sensor gives it substantially more thermal image information than the 640×512 ACE models, helping preserve finer detail and providing a more useful image as magnification increases.

The RM S60R also retains the unusually low 2× base magnification and wide 25.6 × 20.5m field of view of the standard S60R, so it remains highly versatile rather than behaving like a narrow, highly magnified long-range optic.

If you want the same flagship thermal performance but prefer conventional 30mm scope-ring mounting, choose the standard ACE S60R. If you want the integrated rail-mount format, the RM S60R is the better choice.

The ACE range progresses from the 384×288 L35 through the 640×512 H50 models to the flagship 1280×1024 S60R. The H50R and S60R are also available in RM rail-mount versions.

Choose the ACE L35 if you want the most accessible route into ACE.

Choose the ACE H50 if you want 640×512 performance without integrated rangefinding.

Choose the ACE H50R if you want 640×512 performance with integrated LRF.

Choose the ACE RM H50R if you want H50R thermal performance with the dedicated RM mounting system.

Choose the ACE S60R if you want flagship 1280×1024 image quality with conventional 30mm mounting.

Choose the ACE RM S60R if you want the same flagship thermal concept combined with the dedicated rail-mount arrangement.

The standard S60R and RM S60R share the same core 1280×1024 thermal sensor, 60mm F1.0 lens and flagship thermal configuration.

The key difference is the way the optic mounts to the rifle.

The standard S60R uses a 30mm scope tube, allowing it to be fitted with conventional 30mm rings or mounts.

The RM S60R instead uses NocPix's dedicated rail-mount system, designed to provide a rigid mounting interface, easier horizontal alignment and greater fore-and-aft positioning flexibility.

Choose the standard S60R if you prefer conventional scope-ring mounting or already have a suitable 30mm mounting setup.

Choose the RM S60R if you specifically want the integrated rail-mount format and its additional positioning flexibility.

If you have already decided that the RM rail-mount format suits your setup, the main choice is between the RM H50R and RM S60R.

The RM H50R uses a 640×512 sensor and 50mm F0.9 lens, while the RM S60R steps up to a 1280×1024 sensor and 60mm F1.0 lens.

The RM S60R therefore provides substantially more thermal image information and a wider field of view, while the RM H50R offers a more accessible route into the rail-mount ACE format.

Choose RM H50R if premium 640×512 performance is sufficient and value matters more.

Choose RM S60R if maximum thermal resolution and flagship ACE image quality are the priorities.

The RM S60R's 1280×1024 thermal detector contains four times as many pixels as a 640×512 detector.

That additional resolution provides substantially more thermal image information, helping deliver finer scene detail and better retention of useful information when digital magnification is increased.

The larger sensor also allows the 60mm lens to be paired with only 2× base magnification and a wide field of view, giving the RM S60R a particularly versatile viewing characteristic.

The ACE RM S60R operates at 50Hz, while the 640×512 H50 and H50R models operate at 60Hz.

The difference between 50Hz and 60Hz is relatively small compared with the much larger increase in sensor resolution offered by the S60R platform.

The RM S60R should therefore be judged primarily on its 1280×1024 image quality and overall flagship specification rather than on refresh rate alone.

The ACE RM S60R includes an integrated laser rangefinder, allowing distance information to be obtained directly through the optic without relying on a separate handheld rangefinder.

It also supports ballistic calculation functionality, allowing range information to be used alongside the scope's ballistic features.

This makes the RM S60R a highly integrated thermal system for users who want imaging, ranging, ballistic functionality and mounting all built around one platform.

The RM S60R combines a 1280×1024, 12μm thermal sensor with ≤15mK thermal sensitivity.

NETD describes how small a temperature difference the thermal system can distinguish. Lower figures generally help retain subject and environmental detail when thermal contrast is poor.

NocPix's Reality+ image processing works alongside the sensor to refine detail and contrast, helping the optic make full use of its very high sensor resolution.

NocPix states a thermal detection range of up to 3,100 metres for the ACE RM S60R under specified test conditions.

Detection range should not be confused with positive identification distance. Actual usable detail depends on subject size, weather, thermal contrast, atmospheric conditions and magnification.

The RM S60R provides a field of view of approximately 25.6 × 20.5 metres at 100 metres, giving it an unusually broad view for a 60mm thermal optic.

The ACE platform includes digital functionality alongside its thermal imaging system.

Supported features include onboard image and video capture, Recoil Activated Video on applicable settings and wireless connectivity for compatible NocPix software and mobile-device functionality.

NocPix also provides firmware updates for the ACE platform, allowing software features and system behaviour to be refined over time.

The ACE RM S60R sits at the flagship end of NocPix's premium ACE family.

Choose BOLT if you want a more accessible dedicated thermal scope platform.

Choose ACE if you want premium all-round thermal performance, with the S60R models providing the flagship 1280-resolution option.

Choose RICO2 if your requirements lean more heavily towards specialist long-range thermal observation and the larger-lens configurations available within that family.

The NocPix ACE RM S60R is supplied with manufacturer warranty cover for added peace of mind.

The standard NocPix warranty provides:

• 3 years warranty on the main device
• 2 years warranty on the battery
• 10 years warranty on the thermal detector

For products purchased through a certified NocPix distributor or dealer, the warranty period begins from the purchase date shown on the invoice.

For NocPix products purchased from Bamfords, we are your point of contact for warranty support. If you experience a problem with your ACE RM S60R, contact us with your proof of purchase and details of the fault and we will assist with the warranty process on your behalf.

Warranty cover remains subject to the manufacturer's terms and conditions.

What does RM mean on the ACE RM S60R?
RM stands for Rail Mount. The RM S60R uses NocPix's dedicated integrated rail-mount system rather than conventional 30mm scope rings.

What sensor does the ACE RM S60R use?
It uses a 1280×1024, 12μm thermal detector with ≤15mK thermal sensitivity.

Does the ACE RM S60R have an LRF?
Yes. It includes an integrated laser rangefinder together with ballistic calculation functionality.

What is the difference between S60R and RM S60R?
Both use the same core 1280×1024 sensor and 60mm F1.0 optical configuration. The standard S60R uses conventional 30mm scope-ring mounting, while the RM S60R uses NocPix's dedicated rail-mount system.

What magnification does the RM S60R have?
The RM S60R provides 2–24× magnification.

How far can the ACE RM S60R detect?
NocPix states a detection range of up to 3,100 metres under its specified test conditions.

Is the ACE RM S60R 50Hz?
Yes. The RM S60R operates at 50Hz.

Should I buy the RM H50R or RM S60R?
Choose the RM H50R if premium 640×512 performance is sufficient and value matters more. Choose the RM S60R if you want flagship 1280×1024 resolution and maximum ACE image quality.

Does the ACE RM S60R need 30mm rings?
No. The RM S60R uses NocPix's dedicated rail-mount system rather than a conventional 30mm tube and ring arrangement.

What warranty does the ACE RM S60R have?
NocPix provides a standard 3-year warranty on the main device, 2 years on the battery and 10 years on the thermal detector. For products purchased from Bamfords, contact us directly for warranty support.

The NocPix ACE RM S60R does not use a conventional 30mm scope tube for mounting. It uses NocPix's dedicated ACE RM rail-mount system.

This is the key mounting difference between the RM S60R and the standard ACE S60R. The standard S60R uses a 30mm tube and conventional 30mm scope rings, whereas the RM version mounts using its integrated rail system.

The RM format is designed to provide a rigid mounting interface, simplify horizontal alignment and provide greater fore-and-aft adjustment when positioning the optic and setting eye relief.

Do not select standard 30mm match mounts for this RM model. If you are unsure about the correct mounting setup for your rifle, contact Bamfords before ordering and we can help confirm the appropriate mounting arrangement.

The NocPix ACE S60R RM uses a dual-battery system, combining a built-in 4000mAh rechargeable battery with a removable 18650 rechargeable battery.

The removable 18650 battery can be replaced in the field to extend operating time during longer sessions. Maximum operating time is approximately 6 hours at 22°C, although actual runtime will vary depending on temperature and use of features such as Wi-Fi and video recording.

Two 18650 rechargeable batteries are supplied, giving you a spare external battery ready to swap when required.

• NocPix ACE S60R RM Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF
• 2 × 18650 rechargeable batteries
• 18650 battery charger
• USB Type-C cable
• Heated target for zeroing
• Portable carry bag
• Lens cleaning cloth
• Quick-start guide